Lavender Bath Salts

Add a handful of these best-selling, restorative salts to a warm bath to help you relax and unwind before bedtime. We infuse mineral-rich sea salt crystals from South America with pure, organic lavender essential oil, sourced from the unspoilt foothills of the French Alps, for a beautifully therapeutic bath.

• Relaxing and restoring
• With mineral-rich sea salt crystals
• Infused with pure, organic lavender essential oil

Simply add a generous sprinkle (around a tablespoon) to a warm bath, sink in, relax and enjoy. 

Warning
Avoid contact with eyes. Avoid use in case of known allergy to listed ingredients.

Maris sal/Sea salt, Lavandula Angustifolia (lavender) oil*, linalool, geraniol, limonene.

*organic. from essential oils.

Warning: Avoid contact with eyes. Avoid use in case of known allergy to listed ingredients.

Bottle/Jar: Glass. Upcycle and reuse at home. Alternatively recycle with green bottles, in your kerbside recycling or at your local bottle bank.

Label: Peel off the bottle or jar, double over and recycle with plastic.
                                                           
Lid: Plastic. These are made from PP and are recyclable but not all local authorities accept them yet. Please check with your local authority if they can be disposed of in kerbside recycling or at a collection point. Remove the lid and recycle seperately.                                                      
As part of our commitment to making all our packaging reusable, compostable or recyclable by 2025, we’re taking steps to replace all our current black lids and caps to a version that is easier to detect at recycling plants. This product is among those that have changed to our new lids. Made with non-carbon black pigment, the lids are more likely to be recycled when sorted with plastics. We advise customers check local recycling to determine correct sorting. We’ll be changing more of our black lids and caps used on our bottles, tubes and jars over the next year, in the meantime we suggest that customers check with their local authority where these can be recycled.